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  1. Biomedical sciences

    Biomedical sciences. A biochemist engaged in bench research. Biomedical sciences are a set of sciences applying portions of natural science or formal science, or both, to develop knowledge, interventions, or technology that are of use in healthcare or public health. [1] Such disciplines as medical microbiology, clinical virology, clinical ...

  2. Research Areas

    Research Areas. At Hopkins BME, students have unparalleled opportunities to work with engineers, biomedical researchers, and clinicians who are leading their fields. We are defining the future of health care by forging new disciplines that have immense potential to impact patient lives. Learn more about our seven focus areas:

  3. What is Biomedical Research?

    Biomedical research is the broad area of science that looks for ways to prevent and treat diseases that cause illness and death in people and in animals. This general field of research includes many areas of both the life and physical sciences. Utilizing biotechnology techniques, biomedical researchers study biological processes and diseases ...

  4. Medical research

    The University of Florida Cancer and Genetics Research Complex is an integrated medical research facility. Medical research (or biomedical research ), also known as health research, refers to the process of using scientific methods with the aim to produce knowledge about human diseases, the prevention and treatment of illness, and the promotion ...

  5. Basic Biomedical Sciences Research

    Basic biomedical research, which addresses mechanisms that underlie the formation and function of living organisms, ranging from the study of single molecules to complex integrated functions of humans, contributes profoundly to our knowledge of how disease, trauma, or genetic defects alter normal physiological and behavioral processes. Recent advances in molecular biology techniques and ...

  6. The Future of Biomedicine

    To achieve its goal of turning discovery into health and to maintain its role as the world's premier biomedical research agency, NIH must support the best scientific ideas and brightest scientific minds. That means looking to the future and ensuring that we have a strong and diverse workforce to catalyze discoveries in all fields of biomedicine including emergent areas like data science.

  7. Careers in Biomedical Research

    MD-PhD Dual Degree Training. MD-PhD programs provide training in both medicine and research. They are specifically designed for those who want to become research physicians. The AAMC MD-PhD section is committed to recruiting and training a diverse Physician-Scientist workforce and an inclusive learning and working environment.

  8. Revolutionizing Science

    Revolutionizing Science. NIH fuels the biomedical research enterprise—cultivating world-class scientists and catalyzing new scientific fields, tools, and resources that have changed how science is done. Explore the sections below to discover more about how NIH revolutionizes science. Printer-friendly version of this page.

  9. Basic Biomedical Sciences

    The goal of basic biomedical research is to provide comprehensive and detailed understanding of the mechanisms that underlie the development and normal function of humans and other living organisms and thereby gain insights into the pathological and pathophysiological mechanisms that cause disease. A detailed understanding of these mechanisms and pathways is essential for identifying potential ...

  10. Categorizing biomedical research: the basics of translation

    Such is the case for the term "translational research," which is defined by the European Society of Translational Medicine as an interdisciplinary branch of biomedical science supported by 3 main pillars: benchside, bedside, and community ( 1 ). Defined in this way, translational research involves the application of scientific observations ...

  11. Six Paths Forward in Biomedical Research

    We discussed six research areas ripe for development: inflammatory diseases; genotyping and phenotyping; cell-based therapies; neuroscience and compulsive disorders; RNA biology and therapeutics; and the microbiome. More than just a string of hot science topics, these are areas in which the IRP is uniquely positioned to excel and become a prime ...

  12. What Premed Students Should Know About Emerging Fields of Medical Research

    Students' research interests often evolve during undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate education. Many fascinating fields of biomedical science are neither new nor well known, and they ...

  13. Biomedical Research

    Biomedical Research. Few topics in biomedical research, other than research funding and the JIF, the latter of which is a direct output of the peer review process, have galvanized opinion in biomedical researchers to the same degree as peer review with numerous erudite and often emotive statements that reflect on the innate bias of reviewers and editors, inconsistencies in reviewing standards ...

  14. Medical research

    Medical research involves research in a wide range of fields, such as biology, chemistry, pharmacology and toxicology with the goal of developing new medicines or medical procedures or improving ...

  15. 10 Top Careers in Biomedical Science

    1.Biomedical Laboratory Technician. Salary: $64,653 per year. Responsibilities: Biomedical laboratory technicians hold a wide array of responsibilities, primarily within a wet-lab setting. According to Janero, they participate in: And much more. 2. Senior Clinical Research Associate. Salary: $105,988 per year.

  16. New Opportunities, New Challenges: The Changing Nature of Biomedical

    The frontier of biomedical science has rarely been as exciting and as full of spectacular opportunities as it is today. From basic science through clinical research to health services research, the opportunities made available through the impressive advances of recent decades in the biomedical as well as the physical, computational, and behavioral and social sciences have brought us to a ...

  17. Building on current progress to shape the future of biomedical science

    The past 200 years have seen rapid advances in western biomedicine. A model arising from western Europe and North America, current biomedical science is largely driven by efforts to prevent or cure diseases. It uses hierarchies of evidence generated from observational and experimental research,1 and is arguably driven by the interests of scientists who hold this underlying philosophy, with ...

  18. Why Pursue a Career in Biomedical Research?

    According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a biomedical scientist conducts research to improve human health. Biochemists focus on the chemistry of biological processes, including cell functioning and disease processes. Biophysicists study the physical principles underlying life and living things. Epidemiologists work within the public health ...

  19. 2021: research and medical trends in a post-pandemic world

    Looking forward to a new year, experts share six trends for the biomedical community in 2021. Summing up 2020, Sharon Peacock, director of the COVID-19 Genomics UK Consortium, says "we've seen ...

  20. Research Areas

    Faculty members in the Department of Biomedical Engineering are organized into the following research area groups: Biomechanics. Biomaterials and Regenerative Engineering. Cell and Molecular Engineering. Computational Biomedical Engineering. Imaging and Biophotonics. Medical Devices and Instrumentation.

  21. Research Areas

    Bioengineering Research Areas. Biological Engineering research at Caltech focuses on the application of engineering principles to the design, analysis, construction, and manipulation of biological systems, and on the discovery and application of new engineering principles inspired by the properties of biological systems.

  22. Essential and Emerging Research Fields and Technologies

    In addition, NCRR support of the development of gene maps of other nonmouse species is likely to have a broad impact on biomedical research in many fields. Aging Medical advances have extended human life expectancy in the United States by nearly 30 years in this century, and an increasing segment of the population is now over 60 and susceptible ...

  23. Frontiers

    In the last decades, biomedical research has significantly boomed in the academia and industrial sectors, and it is expected to continue to grow at a rapid pace in the future. An in-depth analysis of such growth is not trivial, given the intrinsic multidisciplinary nature of biomedical research. Nevertheless, technological advances are among the main factors which have enabled such progress.